The Magic Farmer

I can still read the front part a little bit, but I can't read the back part at all. The writing is really bad, and I feel like I'm reading a agricultural textbook. There are also male protagonists and so many wives. Not to mention the stud, do you like so many girls without any burden on your heart? Don't your wife read the book you wrote? I was really speechless. I wanted to give up when I saw that I liked so many girls, but I decided to take a look below. The result was really hard to swallow.

Once the protagonist's halo of intelligence is turned on, the whole other world becomes mentally retarded.

The subject matter of this book is good, but unfortunately the writing is not good, and I have no interest in reading it. As for the content, the setting of all women is not good. The male protagonist 169 said that he has a standard height. I searched on Baidu and found that the average height of Chinese men is about 167. To be honest, the average height cannot be used as evidence. After all, in the past, people were short because they could not keep up with nutrition. Now it is not right to include these fathers. The standard height is definitely above 175! So. . . I feel like I am spreading rumors!

Secondary 2, suitable for readers who are no more than five years old. This book is not suitable for older readers.

The Discipline Elder and her disciples were so unscrupulous and arrogant, taking things by force, and yet they all respected him so much, and the high priest, a good old man, just watched them rob, the pig's horns suffered, and the portrayal of human nature was unreasonable and harsh, so I gave up.

Although the four major families seem to be a bit mentally retarded, the writing on agriculture is still relatively reliable. If it is not from Baidu, then the author still has some research on farming.

Not bad, come on! There are fewer and fewer articles about easy farming!

I was hooked when I saw Chapter 17. I guess the author has some agricultural knowledge. In order to show off without any logic, the soil and seeds produced by the system, the water released by magic, and the magic was instantly born. What kind of pests and diseases are there? What the hell?

I just read a few chapters, and I have a question: Why not set the age of Pig's Foot to high school? But judging from Pig's Foot's behavior and mentality in the previous chapters, he doesn't look like a junior (21-year-old) student.

I thought that cultivating plants relied on knowledge and magic, but I didn't expect to rely on systems. Then what would you do if your parents are both professors of the botany department and you are also a student of this subject?